I got my first camera to my children's first communion. If I remember correctly, it was a simple roll film camera by Kodak with a 6 * 6 roll. Later, i am acquired the first SLR camera as a family camera. In the youth, we had been much experimenting with aperture, Exposure time and flash. Steps in the black and withe - laboratory were also present. But with the chemistry I did not have it in such a way.

Now, professional life began. In the past 25 years I've scurrying me in the IT - industry and left little time for photography.

When the first affordable and useful digital cameras came on the market, around the turn of the millennium, I jumped on. I was fascinated by the opportunity to get my photographed pictures going directly into the computer. My first digital was the compact camera Canon G2. Also this camera had in 2002 a panorama function, which has received the panoramic virus in me.

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Paul Palmer is the director of 360foto.com, a fulltime professional photographer since 1987 specialising in news media, magazine, editoral, travel, P.R. and panorama photography around the globe.

Paul is currently based in Finnish Lapland but travels extensively within Europe, USA and New Zealand.

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I am currently on a quest to visit rural Japan where there are little/no 360 photos available. So my photos revolve mostly around nature and waterbodies, and tend to avoid places with people. Please take your time to enjoy the photos that I have shared, and check back often to see more~

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Cave exploration has been a passion of mine for over 25 years, and 360 panoramic photography is the ideal way to capture these amazing places (despite the rather difficult challenge of photographying panoramas far underground in complete darkness). It was my desire to capture images of caves in this way which led me to learn how to take panoramas. I am based in the UK, but my main exploration area is in Cantabria, Spain where British cavers have been discovering and mapping caves for over 40 years.

I'm a photographer based in New Zealand, mostly shooting the night sky.
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I have always loved taking shots while out on walks and at church or family events. But near the end of 2015, I finally upgraded from point-n-shoots to a mirrorless Samsung NX500.  Then in late 2019 I moved to a Sony a7rIII.  When shooting panoramas, I use a homemade panohead with a Gemtune DH-55 panoramic ball head, a Samyang 18mm f/2.8 lens and shoot 4 rows of 12 bracketed pictures each. I used to use a Rokinon 12mm f/2 manual lens on the old NX500, and shoot 3 rows of 10 pictures each. Batch HDR processing is done in Photomatix Pro and cleanup in Lightroom, before stitching with PTGui. I don't shoot zenith or nadir shots. So, to remove the tripod from the final PTGui image, I take it into Photoshop and used Flaming Pear's Flexy2 filter and content-aware fill.

I'm approaching retirement and am looking to expand my photographic skills into a new field (for me) for 360 imagery.

Young innovative developer, with experience in translating business requirements to technical solutions using latest technology with experience  in Web and App Development, Drone piloting and DJ; skilled in all phases of development life cycle paying attention to quality, usability, security and scalability.

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